Leading and supporting African-American actor, Austin Stoker has been recognized since the '70s. Born and raised in Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, West Indies, he attributes his affinity for the performing arts to being - since age 6 - a devoted participant in the over 200-year-old Trinidadian carnival - reportedly "The World's Most Colorful Festival". At 16, Austin's dream was to attend London's Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts. That dream never came true. But as chance would have it, he was invited to join the Geoffrey Holder Dance Group in his hometown in Trinidad, which brought him to New York and landed in a Broadway show playing the steel drum, the musical instrument invented in Trinidad. As an all-around percussionist and singer, Austin worked with the group steadily for three years in concerts and clubs, until he was drafted into the US Army. Upon his return to civilian life, he became a permanent US resident and eventually began his dramatic training at New York's HB Studio, culminating in a scholarship under the tutelage of the distinguished exegete and author Uta Hagen. While performing on-screen, he has also been active consistently on the stage as well. His first major role on-screen was A Batalha do Planeta dos Macacos (1973) playing MacDonald. He later returned for the short-lived TV series De Volta ao Planeta dos Macacos (1975) and a short role in Aeroporto 75 (1974). His parts, however, got him the attention of a couple of "blaxploitation" directors of the early 70s. He took the lead role in the exploitation thriller The Zebra Killer (1974) and Abby (1974) and as Pam Grier's undercover sidekick and lover in the hit film Sheba, Baby (1975), all three films directed by the late William Girdler. But Austin has probably mostly been recognized and remembered for his lead performance as Lt. Ethan Bishop whose police station is besieged by a gang in John Carpenter's Assalto à 13ª DP (1976). He eventually took co-star and supporting roles in the late '70s to the early '80s in films like Time Walker (1982) and did numerous guest appearances on popular television shows. Although Austin's activity in films in recent years has been less than he would prefer, he continues to work on stage.
Austin Stowell was born and raised in Kensington, Connecticut, by his father, Robert, a retired steelworker, and his mother, Elizabeth, a schoolteacher. He graduated from Berlin High School in 2003. Upon acceptance at the University of Connecticut in Storrs, Connecticut, he studied with the Department of Dramatic Arts, a division of the School of Fine Arts. He performed in several productions with the Connecticut Repertory Theatre, including Julius Caesar, It Can't Happen Here, and As You Like It. Stowell graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in 2007.
Austin Strugnell was born on 6 March 1978 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He is an actor, known for K-19: The Widowmaker (2002), Miss Sloane (2016) and Above and Beyond (2006).
Austin Swift was born on 11 March 1992 in West Reading, Pennsylvania, USA. He is an actor and producer, known for Folklore: The Long Pond Studio Sessions (2020), Cover Versions (2018) and Taylor Swift: I Bet You Think About Me (Taylor's Version) (2021).
Austin Tindle was born on 18 November 1984 in Orlando, Florida, USA. He is an actor, known for Dragon Ball Super: Broly (2018), Guilty Crown (2011) and High School DxD (2012).
Austin Torelli is known for Infidelity (2017), MICerz (2021) and Before the Dawn (2019).
Born Austin Trace Borusiewicz in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, a suburb of Philadelphia. Austin has been acting since the age of 7. His first television appearance was on Season 3 of "Mad Men" at the age of 10. Austin is known for his Recurring Guest Star role as "Viper" on "About a Boy" and a Guest Star in "Game Shakers", "American Housewife", "Wendell and Vinnie" & "Medium" and a Co-Star in "The Middle". He also recently Guest Starred in the new HBO Max Show "Generation" & Co-Starred in the new Starz Show "Shining Vale" with Courtney Cox, Mira Sorvino & Greg Kinnear. Austin's movie credits include the lead role of "Silas" in "Thicker Than Water" which won the DGA African American Director Award along with 14 other various awards. He also had a supporting role in "Beneath the Leaves" with Mira Sorvino. More recently, he Guest Starred in the Lifetime Movie "Deadly Daughter Switch" and the feature film called "After the Reign" When Austin was 10 when he starred in the film, "The Planeteer" as Bradley McGuire. The film won an Emmy for Outstanding Children's Program at the 32nd Annual CTA's in Hollywood in April 2011. Austin also has several Voice Over credits. He is the voice of Alex Robbins in the popular podcast called "We're Alive: Goldrush" & "We're Alive: Desendants". He is also the American overdub voice of Dr. Enzo Vergani of the Brazilian Netflix "The Chosen One". Austin studies at the John Rosenfeld Studios with Actor & Coach John Rosenfeld. He is also a Multi-Award Winning filmmaker and would like to become a Director. In his free time he is an avid golfer and an expert Skateboarder.
Austin Trapp is known for Christmas on Candy Cane Lane (2022), Rise and Shine, Benedict Stone (2021) and The Man in the High Castle (2015).
Austin Tschetter is known for Wild Bunch on Ice (2016).